Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1887-09-14
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Quij0toa wants public school. Phenix printers are paid monthly. The Nogales jail is almost completed The tax rate in Pima county is e2.o Tombstone will shortly have driving park.
 Heavy washouts on the Southern Pacific.
 Phenix public schools will open next Monday. Yuma counsyis indebtedness amountl to els7, ,3l6.
 Tucson has . six-toed six fingered Aexican boy.
 It costs q 800 per month to run the insane asylum.
 Phenix talks of building . one-hun- dred-roomed hotel.
 The Tucson sampling works are do ing good business.
 Arizona produced 100000 pounds of copper last year.
 Heavy rains are reported from all portions of Arizona.
 JIG. Perry. of Tucson. has gone to San Diego to reside. Sulphur valley. Cochise county, ha1 three new posio6ices.
 School opened at Holbrook on Mon- day, September 18th.
 The taxable property of Tucson il assessed at q, ,l10.O0O.
 Gila county is chipping ore to the Tucson samping works. The Normal school. at Tempe, opened its second year last Monday.
 The ranks of the Apache county rust lers is being rapidly thinned-
 Al. 6ieber ex-chief of scouts st San Carlos, is improving rapidly.
 H. H. McNeill, of the Arisonsn. Phe- nix, is waiting in California.
 Real estate around Florence, Final county, is increasing in value.
 Stock yards are heing built one mile west of the depot at Holhrook.
 Henry Levin, of Tucson. has been sp- pointed postmaster at Nogsles.
 Judge W. W. Porter has returned to Phenix, from . visit to California.
 sidney Carpenter. of Nogales, has opened real estate office in Pheuix.
 John w. weatheriord has purchased Wilcoxt Grand Canyon stables in Flag stah.
 E Phenix gave . banquet to Auetin Car nngton, the stage man, on the 9th ia- stant.
 A coroner's jury exonerated Sheriff Ovens in the killing of Cooper and Blevins.
 District court met in Pima and Apa- che counties yesterday, (A onday, sep- tember l2thl.
 The Clarion says it begins to look e if Clifton would soor ses . mining boom in precious metals
 It is claimed that . rich old gold mine hes been unearthed within twenty five miles of Tucson.
 Andy Cooper, killed by Sheriff Owens, at Holbrook, was wanted in Texas, for Killing . deputy sheriff
 It is reported that Hon. c. R. Drake. of Pima county, contemplates removing to Riverside, California.
 "Col." Clemenshire, the titled, alleged cattle thief, has been released at Tucson. by putting up q, 900 as bail
 Two Lung, One Lung and Gin Sling were arrested as Clifton, for keeping an opium joint, and fined $50 each.
 The eastern press is booming AIisona mines, which means that Arizona mines win be in big demand pretty soon.
 Deputy N. r. Shaw, brother of E. o. Shaw. has been appointed sheriff of Pima county, vice E. o. Shaw. resigned. : Phenix realestate agents employ from four to seven columns of each of the daily papers there to advertise their bu- siness.
 The Supervisors of Graham county arc getting up pamphlet on the re- sources of the county for general distri- button.
 A Texas sheriff recently attempted to arreet . man in Phenix, on . warrant issued by . Texas justice of the peace. It would not work.
 Jas. Brush, of Florence, is charged with hiring three men to kill . man named White, with whom he had trouble over . water right.
 Salt river valley and Lower Tonto which have suffered greatly from the prolonged drouth, have been visited lately by fine rains. probably sufficient to make good feed.
 Henry Hale, at one time . wholesale grocer of San Francisco, committed sui eide. in Phenix, Saturday night. He was reputed to be worth $4, OCO at che lime, but lost it all in speculations.
 The Mohase county Miner asks: Why don't the Secretary of the Terri 'ory, if he is distributing the journals of | he last Legislature to the press and 'itisens of the Territory, distribute hem to all the pressf Is he ashamed ,f the journalsi The Prospector says there arc thou 'ands of acres of as good agricultural and as plow was everput into, within he border of Cochiee county, and it is put . question of few years, and not l only months, when this land 1ill au he hro,,Ol,t r,udov r,,lt;vation